- Aug 19, 2015
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More info on this? Does bitpay take a cut? Is teh card like a regular Visa that can be used anywhere? Possible to just take cash out of the card (like "do you want cash back" at the grocery store or an ATM)?
More info on this? Does bitpay take a cut? Is teh card like a regular Visa that can be used anywhere? Possible to just take cash out of the card (like "do you want cash back" at the grocery store or an ATM)?
- Jun 17, 2011
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Get in on this ADA..... i just looked and up an ATH @ 10 cents lol
- Dec 26, 2012
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If i was in this thread in 2014 i would be kicking myself right now. Your questions sound like every other crypto Newb to be honest, Its pointless to try to guess these numbers, when i purchased bitcoin at 1600 i never thought it would pass 6000 by Jan and look where we are now.
- Nov 18, 2016
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Bitpay im sure takes a small cut for the transaction but minimal. To get the card, it does cost $10 one time fee.
As for Visa question...yes, u can use anywhere visa is accepted. You receive a PIN upon activation, and yes...u can use on any atm and withdraw cash. Like i mentioned, its 10k dailly...of course atms have daily limits as well.
- Dec 26, 2012
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That and you can tell half these guys didn't even take the time to read this thread, 253pages of info that could change your life but instead ask questions that have already been answered.
- Feb 6, 2010
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funny thing is this same thing happens in the stock market everyday, most people's retirement is built on just this.
My issue with the thread isnt the hate but people feeling that bc they dont understand something it is wrong or will draw comparisons to other bad experiences. Their is risk in this and anything else you invest in but to think that this market works the same way the NYSE does or NASDAQ is tough bc they are not the same by any means
- Apr 4, 2008
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Was looking at it yesterday. Technology is interesting but the supply is crazy. Not terrible risk reward on a pull back though.
- Feb 18, 2007
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Man this is going to be an accounting nightmare come tax time because of cashing out, daytrading, shift/bitpay cards purchases.
- Aug 19, 2015
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Thanks for the reply. That is the biggest concern some of my coworkers have "how do you actually get the money out though?"
- Jun 15, 2013
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How can yoiu get taxed on bitcoins and stuff? Ain't this suppose to be unanimous stuff? Black market.. lol
- Feb 28, 2008
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Smh so Wells Fargo was the one blocking my card from going through. Oh well I did it through my savings acct instead just a delay unfortunately until next week.
- Apr 2, 2007
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Lawrd all these new ppl asking to guided to the promise land... 
Y'all better start learning the ropes for yourselves. Asking what to invest in is not the way to go...
I will say this again, do not invest for the value of the coin...invest in the technology behind the block chain.
Y'all better start learning the ropes for yourselves. Asking what to invest in is not the way to go...
I will say this again, do not invest for the value of the coin...invest in the technology behind the block chain.
- Feb 28, 2008
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Yea checking and savings. I was trying to do the instant buy through coinbase yesterday but it wouldn't take my debit card. I used my savings account instead. Got a fraud protection alert from WF and had to call them to get my card back activated.
- Apr 2, 2007
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My 2 more cents...This has been a wild ride of the green wave. With these new faces and big players jumping onboard, the value will eventually dip...
Nothing is green forever..Y'all better have an exit strategy.
Real Talk
Nothing is green forever..Y'all better have an exit strategy.
Real Talk
- Dec 25, 2003
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My first thought when I saw it on the cover of one of the papers out here was to hold off for the impending dip to buy in. There's no way it gains this much popularity in such short time and doesn't drop significantly.
Expecting a dip similar to what happened in October.
Expecting a dip similar to what happened in October.
- Nov 29, 2012
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IS 200 good to start with bitcoin?
- Oct 10, 2005
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Of course. I wish I listened to my friend who told me to just buy a little bit of Bitcoin every paycheck a couple years ago. I had 10 when it was around $125 and sold when it got to $1000. Kicking myself everyday, but I’m starting to get back in and just buying some of each (BTC, ETH, and LTC).
- Feb 3, 2010
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Im not beyond researching... but the thread is 253 pages and this is my first day entering the thread.
I read the last 3 pages and including this one... im assuming alot of the pages are yall airing grievances or speaking from a expert POV that would be foreign to a newbie.
Im just looking for a point in the right direction. Info that wont waste my time and not be discouraging.
If thats not the temperament of this thread. i would appreciate that feedback as well. No biggie.
I read the last 3 pages and including this one... im assuming alot of the pages are yall airing grievances or speaking from a expert POV that would be foreign to a newbie.
Im just looking for a point in the right direction. Info that wont waste my time and not be discouraging.
If thats not the temperament of this thread. i would appreciate that feedback as well. No biggie.
- Aug 1, 2008
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Not to me in IMO, that's pretty low. Bitcoin right now is worth $10k. Higher to start, the better the investment.
- Dec 26, 2012
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These profits would fall under "Capital Gains Tax" Your pretty much responsible for filing your own taxes at the moment, so its more of an honor system until gov regulators get on board.
- Apr 2, 2007
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I wished we could add a sticky on the front page...I have a word document that will really help but I can't attach a .doc file.
I uploaded it on Google Drive.
Please READ! If you want to get serious into this, you need to READ as much as you can!
Tutorial:
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/guides/
https://www.coindesk.com/information/comparing-litecoin-bitcoin/
Resources and News:
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/
https://coinspectator.com – Real Time Cryptocurrency News
https://www.bitcoin.com
I uploaded it on Google Drive.
Please READ! If you want to get serious into this, you need to READ as much as you can!
Tutorial:
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/guides/
https://www.coindesk.com/information/comparing-litecoin-bitcoin/
Resources and News:
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/
https://coinspectator.com – Real Time Cryptocurrency News
https://www.bitcoin.com
- Apr 4, 2006
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We'll have to keep quoting the above post when someone asks how to start getting into this.
Also you guys can go to youtube. Plenty of videos. You're right no one is trying to read 200+ pages
Also you guys can go to youtube. Plenty of videos. You're right no one is trying to read 200+ pages
- May 5, 2009
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An auto scroll for pages and a way to bookmark posts would be helpful on NT.
Especially since OP is living on an island somewhere lol
Especially since OP is living on an island somewhere lol
- Apr 4, 2008
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The more you have to lose. You should only be investing what you can afford to lose. Especially when the vehicle is basically up like 10,000% in the past year.
